SSL Electronics Noise Pollution Control System SL2000

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SL2000 Series Noise pollution control system.

NPCS - Noise pollution control system.
AADTT - Analogue Averaging Digital Timing Technology

SL2000 Series Sound Limiter

Lime Technologies no longer supply this outdated product which was first manufactured in 1996.

We no longer sell this product due to safety concerns.
Replacement product available here

Replacement Product

Lime Technologies
NLX (v2.2) Noise Limiter

If you are having issues with the SSL Electronics Ltd SL2000 Series Noise Pollution Control System, we would recommend replacing it with the NLX (v2.2) Noise Limiter which offers superior functionality - Click here for details. Lime Technologies offer a substantial discount to customers replacing the SL2000 or Adastra Noise Pollution Control System with one of our products.

Spare parts no longer available:
Keyswitch for SL2000
Microphone for SL2000
Remote Display for SL2000

SSL Electronics Ltd Sound Limiter Remote Display

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